Difficult to see iodine on the miniscus?
Hi there,
I'm using a 0.1 conc iodine and it's quite difficult to see where it is on the miniscus... any way I could make sure it's exactly on the miniscus? How would they do this in a real chemical industry?
Many thanks !
I'm using a 0.1 conc iodine and it's quite difficult to see where it is on the miniscus... any way I could make sure it's exactly on the miniscus? How would they do this in a real chemical industry?
Many thanks !
this is in no way a really technical or accurate way of doing it but when we were using potassium manganate VII in a titration and we couldn't see the meniscus because the compound was quite a dark purple. Our teacher told us to shine a light through the burette (most of us used our phone screens) and this made it easier to distinguise where the meniscus was.
There probably is a proper way to do it but this is what we used
There probably is a proper way to do it but this is what we used
Original post by gemmaj
this is in no way a really technical or accurate way of doing it but when we were using potassium manganate VII in a titration and we couldn't see the meniscus because the compound was quite a dark purple. Our teacher told us to shine a light through the burette (most of us used our phone screens) and this made it easier to distinguise where the meniscus was.
There probably is a proper way to do it but this is what we used
There probably is a proper way to do it but this is what we used
Sounds like you're doing my ISA
Are you doing a year 13 ISA? Lol
Original post by thelooby94
Sounds like you're doing my ISA
Are you doing a year 13 ISA? Lol
Are you doing a year 13 ISA? Lol
what's an ISA ?
im in year 13 yeah but im on OCR is that different to your exam board ?Original post by gemmaj
what's an ISA ? im in year 13 yeah but im on OCR is that different to your exam board ?
im in year 13 yeah but im on OCR is that different to your exam board ?It's Bsically an experiment and a follow up test
In ours, we're doing a titration using potassium permanganate
Original post by thelooby94
It's Bsically an experiment and a follow up test
In ours, we're doing a titration using potassium permanganate
In ours, we're doing a titration using potassium permanganate
oh ok! yeah we have those too
we only did a normal practical with potassium permanganate though
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